Chiesewema, April 22: The Assam Rifles, under the Spear Corps, facilitated the smooth conduct of the written examination for the 5th batch of the National Integrity and Educational Development Organisation (NIEDO) at the Captain (Late) Kenguruse Centre of Excellence & Wellness in Chiesewema, reaffirming its commitment to youth empowerment through education.

The examination saw the participation of a large number of aspirants from across Nagaland and neighbouring regions, all vying for opportunities aimed at academic advancement and personal development. The Assam Rifles ensured meticulous arrangements for the conduct of the test, including logistical support, security, and coordination, enabling a disciplined and transparent examination process.
The Captain (Late) Kenguruse Centre of Excellence & Wellness, named after the brave Param Vir Chakra awardee Captain Neikezhakuo Kenguruse, has emerged as a hub for nurturing talent and promoting holistic development among youth in the region. By hosting such initiatives, the centre continues to bridge gaps in access to quality educational opportunities in remote areas.
Officials said the initiative is part of a broader outreach programme aimed at guiding and supporting young individuals in pursuing meaningful career paths. The NIEDO programme, in particular, focuses on fostering leadership, academic excellence, and national integration among participants.
The presence of Assam Rifles personnel ensured that the examination was conducted in an orderly manner, with candidates provided a secure and supportive environment. The initiative also highlighted the force’s ongoing role beyond security, extending into community development and educational support.
Participants expressed appreciation for the arrangements and the opportunity to be part of the programme, noting that such initiatives open new avenues for growth and learning.
The Assam Rifles reiterated its commitment to continue supporting educational and skill-based initiatives in the Northeast, recognizing that empowering youth through knowledge and opportunity is key to long-term peace and development in the region.